We Need to Talk About an Injustice

Explore a powerful and personal talk by human rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson as he delves into the hard truths about America's justice system. Examine the massive racial imbalance in incarceration rates, with a third of the country's black male population having been imprisoned at some point. Gain insight into rarely discussed issues wrapped up in America's unexamined history, presented with candor and persuasiveness. Learn about topics such as the politics of fear and anger, permanent disenfranchisement, children in prison, and the death penalty. Reflect on the importance of addressing historical injustices, embracing human dignity, and working towards ending life without parole. Hear personal anecdotes, including Stevenson's encounter with Rosa Parks, and understand the significance of being "fully human" in the face of societal challenges. Discover how this thought-provoking presentation challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths and consider their role in creating a more just society.